Premium Burnt End Paper Replacement Temperature Probes for Wireless BBQ/Oven Thermometers - Cappec, iGrill, Thermopro and More - Ambient & Meat Probe Set (x2) with Clip Review

These probes just don't hold up. I have 3 cooks from one and 2 cooks from another. All cooks smoked low and slow and the probes were not exposed to direct flames. I'm done with the game.

I shared both photos as a link. I have bought sensors from this company in the past and the accuracy was within a grade. What brought me back Good quality😊. However, this time I noticed a clear difference when testing the sensors depending on the ambient temperature. The system doesn't work, no airflow and 50 degrees ripped me right out of the bag. Please help I don't want to look for another probe company.

TP11 is a very useful product. I use it at home for baking bread and roasts. I also use it outside in the grill and smoker. Sensitivity is excellent, accuracy is excellent. Very important! I have used the product extensively for 18 months. The temperature sensor failed, but customer service sent me a replacement after 2 days. You should consider this company's products for both the quality and the speed with which warranty issues are resolved.

Works great so far! The ones that came with our iGrill broke after about 6 months which seems to be a common problem. iGrill charges $15 for a probe, and I didn't want to pay that much for something that was going to break in a few months, so I decided to give it a try. You've been great so far. The only difference is that they aren't color coded, but that doesn't matter. Just be careful where the cables go. If this is really a problem for you, you can certainly use some heat resistant paint to

Update July 24th: I bought an iGrill2 and this probe works great with iGrill2. I recommend the Burnt End Paper product AND the service. They contacted me and made sure I was happy with the product. Ignore the following: Doesn't work with Weber iGrill mini. Doesn't answer. I plugged it in and connected to wifi but it doesn't register the timings! I've run it under cold water, under hot water, 3 inches from the flame and nothing. I sent an email but didn't receive a reply. I plan to return…

My first probe hit its maker after accidentally catching fire in my charcoal grill. This error was on my side. So I was very careful with that, trying to insert the probe into the flesh only after the fire had been reduced and there was no flame. Worked great but still fell out after only 4 or 5 uses - and most of it was actually in an electric smoker. In researching these types of probes, I've found that a lot of people are reporting bugs. I think this explains why some sensors of this type…

I've been looking for this for many years but I've only found very expensive options that made me avoid the iGrill2. and continued to use the iDevices iGrill which I only use for smoking. The main problem with these probes is not the water. This is a gas grill that gets too hot. I lost 2 probes this way while cooking a large tomahawk ribeye. but they did their job, ironically they stopped working once they cooled down. But now it's old story, I got them and they're really good. I've tried…

I bought these for the Thermopro TP27 after contacting Thermopro for compatible sensors. According to Thermopro, any probe compatible with TP20, TP08 or TP08s is also compatible with TP27. When the probes first arrived, they read accurately. But oddly the probe reading would jump about 50F if the wires were in contact with another wire. I suspect it's some sort of grounding issue with the probe design. I emailed Burnt End Paper and they insist that the probes are compatible with the devices…

works as well if not better than the originals edited 22nd February 2017 My original review found the sensors to be just as good if not better the originals work. My first test was room temperature and then a quick boil on my Akorn Kamado stove. The second time I've used these sensors, the ambient temperature sensor is anything but normal! 30 degrees. When cooking, I've noticed that the temperature of the grill fluctuates wildly, then up, then down, then up, then down again. I took out the…